Beth Erlander MA, LPC is a seasoned therapist with 26 years of experience. She mainly works with grief and loss issues. As a Creative Grief support practitioner she helps clients creatively approach their grief. She is also an art therapist and EMDR practitioner. Currently training in Somatic Experiencing, Beth seeks to equip grievers with the tools to navigate the overwhelming experience of grief and trauma in the body. Beth runs online programs called "The Wheel of Grief", designed to help grievers navigate the wild terrain of loss. She also co-leads grief rituals and ceremonies-both online and in-person. Beth finds peace and inspiration in gardening, walking local trails, hugging trees, and tending to her unique collection of bones and stones. She is committed to normalizing grief and helping others find grief’s medicine.

One or more traumas can lead to chronic anxiety and depression, as well as problems with thinking and functioning. EMDR is a ground-breaking treatment technique which has helped many victims of trauma, including first responders affected by the tragic attacks in Oklahoma City and New York, Vietnam and Iraq service veterans, and victims of violent crimes and domestic abuse. Many who have suffered single or repeated trauma in childhood have been helped by their treatment with EMDR. For more information on this highly effective approach, go to www.emdria.org. Private pay accepted, and third party documentation provided. Evening and Saturday appointments. Sliding scale available. Southeast Denver location.

I am a licensed somatic psychotherapist and dance/movement therapist, specializing in relationships, attachment and sexuality. I work with couples and individuals using the lens of attachment and how it lives in the nervous system. I am trained in PACT, Stan Tatkin's attachment-informed work with couples. I also offer supervision, and am an Accredited Clinical Supervisor. Please visit my website for more information:::. www.greatblueheron.org

At Root Connections Counseling, I focus on grief and bereavement, couples work and sex therapy, as well as men's work and redefining masculinity. As a bilingual therapist, I offer my services in both English and Spanish. The name Root Connections comes from my philosophy of psychotherapy. Oftentimes, we patch up larger fixes with temporary Band-Aid solutions. At Root Connections, we aim to drop deeper into the root of the issue, finding solutions from the ground up. When we heal our roots, we can walk away with a richer sense of self and strength for all areas of life.

Join me on a collaborative and solution-oriented journey to find your full meaning, potential and passion.